The New Technologies in Access to Information
The practice of open government in the current public administration in Mexico.
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https://doi.org/10.29105/dj5.9-171Keywords:
Open Government, Public Administration, Information and Communications Technology, Transparency, Accountability, Organization for EconomicAbstract
This article prioritizes the analysis of the use of new information and communication technologies in the current federal public administration of Mexico as a variable to achieve better results and outcomes for an Open Government. The methodology employed involved a basic study with documentary research and exploratory and correlational scope, using a descriptive and qualitative approach that examines scientific literature through a non-experimental research design. Documents were reviewed, with an emphasis on scientific articles describing research findings. The results highlight the importance of incorporating information technologies to achieve an open government, aiming to significantly contribute to the performance of the public sector through the integrated provision of information technologies and online services for citizens, as well as strengthening participatory elements. It was concluded that the use of information technologies improves the responsiveness of public administration and provides greater accessibility for citizens to meet their needs and receive services, indicating that Public Administration should adapt to technological advances and modify its traditional structure to build an Open Government.
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